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Thank you, but I think I'm really asking how exactly that "disabling" should be done. The UI has changed repeatedly over the years, and it's not clear to me tha
by Silhouette 7y ago
Thank you, but I think I'm really asking how exactly that "disabling" should be done. The UI has changed repeatedly over the years, and it's not clear to me that things like stopping the front-end app from loading, force-closing it if it's already open, or changing settings related to mail accounts would necessarily be sufficient here. Presumably deleting all of the mail accounts on any affected phone would do it, but "You just need to delete everything and then you can set it all up again later" isn't great advice to have to give to a non-techie relative if it's not necessary to go that far.
- drothlis 7y agoOn iOS 13: Settings > Passwords & Accounts > Select each account > Disable the "Mail" slider.
- Silhouette 7y agoThanks. That's what we concluded as well, and having now had chance to try it, it does seem to be sufficient here.